I'm curious if anyone is experiencing boredom in their lucid dreams. I have had around 6 or 7 lucid dreams, none of which lasted longer than what i thought was enough time after RC to do something sensational. |
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I'm curious if anyone is experiencing boredom in their lucid dreams. I have had around 6 or 7 lucid dreams, none of which lasted longer than what i thought was enough time after RC to do something sensational. |
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"Life is great, without it you'd be dead." Solomon
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I sort of feel the same...my recent LDs lacked of vividness and lenght... |
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Getting back to LDing
-This can be a dream-
I think it is odd that you say nothing you feel seems real at all. I often wake from a lucid feeling weird all day like nothing in real life is real at all. Also I've realized that I don't get extremely excited anymore from becoming lucid. I'm so used to the feeling that It's not mind-boggling anymore. I suggest you take a look at the tasks or many other things that LDers have accomplished to see if you can do them. I tend to have too many endeavors that I take on at once. There's always the tasks each month, and you can look up previous tasks to attempt them. Try changing sizes of objects, or yourself. Control time if you can....the possibilities are endless. |
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Yeah... I was searching posts for something like this because I just had my 7th lucid and I had that feeling. Sort of a boringness or lack of motivation. I was still happy to be in lucid land and enjoyed what I saw but it was hard to do much playing round. The dream was vivid but not as clear, I even had trouble remembering everything after I woke up. I think lucidbuddha had a good point, I need to find tasks before hand to do and then I won' get over or underwhelmed when I enter a LD |
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yeah not all LD's are very vivid- I frequently have such dreams, however I find shouting "stabilize" and "clarify!" helps make em much more vivid |
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TAKE DV members advice with caution! some have had zero or 1-2 LD's yet act like gurus
TOTAL LD's (almost all DILD/MILD) =160!!
new goals: have more LD's than Shift[X]
10-15min LD [ X] Article: A day in the life of an LD-er
the "Mind V.S. Body" Induction technique
Everyman 2 LD's/ sleep schedule progress
I'm guessing you haven't been on for a few years, but since this dead thread has been revived I'll post in case any random beginner checks it out <.< |
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Yeah I think what happens is I get too overwhelmed and I can't think of what to do. My plan now is to have tasks lined out beforehand.... Also, a theory I have is that if one feels sleepy, unmotivated etc... in thier lucid dream its' probably because thier mind in real life is re-energized and ready to wake up. And when one has very vivid and energetic lucids it's because thier physical mind still needs rest... |
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